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Hyperglycemia is often overlooked when a hospitalized patient is acutely ill and facing a life-threatening illness. Commonly, a patient is admitted with an acute MI or cerebrovascular accident and is coincidentally found to have an elevated admission glucose value. Often, such patients have no history of glucose intolerance.
